More evidence for abnormal clots (pulmonary embolism patients before pandemic - update 105)
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- This video is about strange clots in pulmonary embolism prior to the pandemic.
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SUMMARY AND TIMESTAMPS
Important confirmation regarding microclotting! A study was designed to provide some independent confirmation of the existence of aggregates/microclots in the blood of patients distinct from COVID-related aggregates by studying pre-pandemic samples of blood from Pulmonary embolism patients. The PE patients were treated successfully with low molecular weight Heparin. The study's findings add support to the growing body of evidence indicating the existence of these abnormal microclots/aggregates in various medical conditions. Will the successful treatment protocol seen here transfer to COVID related microclots/aggregates? More studies are needed.
00:00 🩸 Unusual microclots/aggregates are observed independent from the spike protein series microclots/aggregates (of studies done only by the South Africans!
00:46 🩸 Abnormal clots were observed in a quarter of the 35 patients with pulmonary embolism in a study using pre-pandemic blood that was conducted by researchers from Jagiellonian University in Poland.
01:34 🩸 The clots in pulmonary embolism patients were shown using a modified fluorescent tag attached to fibrin, and then exposing the blood to this unique fibrin.
02:29 🩸 Unusual clots were found to be formed using fibrin and platelets, confirming prior observations.
03:28 🩺 Abnormal clots are being found post-pandemic in people with long COVID, chronic fatigue syndrome, and now these aggregates have been found in pulmonary embolism patients pre-pandemic.
04:18 Importantly, the aggregates were measured and found to have abnormally large structures measuring between 60 to 3,000 micrometers.(1000 micrometers is 1mm)
04:09 💡 The video discusses the use of confocal and electron microscopy to visualize fluorescence in large units of measurement and labels a Figure from the study..
04:35 🔍 Abnormal clots with large structures and abnormal fibrins have been found in pulmonary embolism patients, indicating that there is something unusual happening prior to clot formation.
05:43 🩸 Unusual clots in pulmonary embolism patients can be easily treated with low molecular weight Heparin, causing the clots to disappear.
06:31 🩸 BUT remember, no spike protein is involved in these clots! We do not know if this treatment would work for long COVID yet!
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If you have some of these issues or are worried about it, consider doing some extended fasting. It will not only cycle out the treatment from the system faster, but also renew your white blood cells including the ones with damaged CD45 proteins which leads to problematic immune action and could be a part of some of these weird clots (though it will take smarter people like Merogenomics and the researchers he mentioned to find out exactly what's going on). Fasting also normalizes the clotting factors in your blood which helps a great deal as we get older and become more susceptible to this sort of issue! Some benefits of doing occasional extended fasting: High blood pressure is lowered to normal levels very quickly while fasting.
Fasting restores NAD+ to healthy levels.
Vitamin D plasma levels are increased as fasting improves metabolic health, and vitamin D in turn increases autophagy.
Fasting stimulates phagocytosis, the ingestion of bacteria, plaques and viruses by the immune system. It will also remove any 'foreign material' like spikes that are not supposed to be there. Whether natural or unnatural in origin..
Fibrosis/scarring is reversed over time.
Fasting increases nitric oxide release.
Blood clotting is reduced and blood clots and arterial plaque are reabsorbed into the body.
Reflexes and short term memory are increased.
Fasts from 36-96 h increase metabolic rate due to norepinephrine release!
After 72 hours or more fasted, your body recycles up to 1/3 of all immune bodies, rejuvenating your entire immune system. This helps prevent the onset of new autoimmune conditions, which develop through a leaky gut and damaged immune system.
Fasting can help with MS, Depression, BPD, Autism and seizures.
Thymus is regenerated, which suppresses aging and renews the immune system. The thymus also plays a vital role in fighting cancer.
Blood sugar and insulin are lowered when fasting, allowing white blood cells to move more freely throughout the body and do their job.
Weight loss from daily caloric restriction has 1/4 to 1/3 of the weight lost as lean tissue while many studies show fat loss from 36 h fasts without losing any lean tissue!
The obese will lose extra tissue like loose skin while fasting, but the skinny or frail will have increased growth hormone release than the obese, which helps to make more lean tissue and reduce frailness.
The hunger hormone ghrelin also lowers with extended fasting and rises from dieting.
When you move out of MTOR your body shuts down the building blocks of the cell required for viruses to replicate.
What breaks a fast? Anything with protein or carbohydrates in it will break a fast. Most teas and herbs are OK. Most supplements and meds will either break ketosis directly or contain a filler that will. Many meds are dangerous to take while fasting.
Does fasting lower testosterone? No, it raises it when the fast is broken by increasing lutenizing hormone. Fasting also increases insulin sensitivity, which helps with muscle building.
Fasts of 36-96 will not affect short term female fertility or affect menstrual cycle. They also may increase long term fertility, especially in women with PCOS.
Fasting very quickly reduces leptin resistance, which impairs immune function. One day of fasting can cut your leptin levels in half and gets your immune system working properly again!
Stomach acid is reduced over time while fasting and can allow for the healing of treatment resistant ulcers. Some patients may need continued acid reduction medication while fasting.
Does the body preferentially prefer glucose as a fuel? No. Except for brief periods of very intense exercise, your body mainly burns fats in the form of free fatty acids. Your brain also prefers to burn ketones at a rate of around 2.5 to 1 when they are available in equal quantity to glucose.
Fasting stimulates the AMPK complex and activates autophagy. Autophagy (literally self eating) will cause cells to recycle foreign matter such as viruses and kill cancerous and senescent cells
Lowering insulin via fasting virtually eliminates chronic inflammation in the body.
It increases mitochondrial function and repairs mitichondrial DNA, leading to improved ATP production and oxygen efficiency. Increased mitochondrial function also has the added benefit of increasing your metabolism, fighting infection and cancer prevention!
Fasting releases BDNF and NGF in the blood which stimulates new nerve and brain cell growth. This can help a great deal with diseases like MS, peripheral neuropathy and Alzheimers.
When not in ketosis, the brain can only burn carbohydrate, which produces a great deal of damaging ROS the brain has to deal with.
Fasting also increases telomere length, negating some of the effects of aging at a cellular level.
When you fast, this stimulates apoptosis in senescent or genetically damaged cells, destroying them. Senescent cells are responsible for many of the effects of aging and are a root cause of the development of cancer.
A fasting mimicking diet for 3-5 days in a row also provides many of the same benefits as water fasting. FMD usually has 200-800 calories, under 18 g of protein and extremely low carbs.
Exogenous ketones can aid with fasting, making it easier in healthy people and allowing some people with specific issues to fast in spite of them without worrying as much about hypoglycemia.
Children, pregnant or nursing women should not fast for periods longer than 16 hours. People with pancreatic tumors or certain forms of hypoglycemia generally cannot fast at all. Type 1 diabetics can also fast but it is more complicated and should be approached with caution as it could lead to ketoacidosis. If you experience extreme symptoms of some kind, especially dizziness or tremors, then simply break the fast and seek advice.
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This list compiled over years of research by the user known as Pottenger's Human on youtube but feel free to copy and paste this anywhere you like, no accreditation needed!
My channel will always contain an updated version of this list of fasting benefits on the community tab. I also have playlists on fasting and health topics.
This is brilliant, thank you for sharing. :)
Uau, good piece of work!
Thank you so much!
Thank you.
Thank you.
6 months after vax I suffered major heart failure, died twice & lost both feet, 3 fingers & thyroid gland. I doubt anyone will ever be held accountable, but my life went from a very active 60yo example of how healthy you can be to just another statistic.
Listening for a previoulsy very healthy active friend who is suffering blood clots, and doctors put it down to sedentary life style change.
Need we ask whether he had rolled up his sleeve?
Ohhh what a pitiful way to get out of the truth. Sorry to hear that.
Was he injected?
So - a study of 35 patients in hospital with acute PE. With no reference to the elephant in the room
Thanks for the collection of clot talks. Am finding these quite informative and helpful. Many blessings.
Thank you for sharing cutting edge discoveries about COVID & vaccines. People are hungry for the truth about this fiasco as most media have a blackout on it. We need this info in order to have meaningful discussions with our doctors, many of whom are completely unaware of all this.
Which fiasco? This clots are a consequence of infection and have nothing to do with vaccination. Get it?
I confess to sometimes clicking on your site because of the backgrounds where you visit. The content is deep, fascinating, compelling and "dangerous". Smiled about the bison too.
Thank you for keeping us informed, love your videos
Thanks Dr Raszek looking forward to listening to this thanks for this Timely information 🙏
Thanks for listening Paul.
Thanks for listening
What a wonderful & soulful individual - Cheers!
Greetings from the UK and thank you for all your work and dedication to bringing us this information. I'm unvaccinated and when I caught covid (Omicron strain) the evening before I tested positive I had hours of a whole body pricking sensation not unlike pins and needles but much stronger and all over - something i've never experienced before or since. Also all my joints ached like I'd run a marathon (I used to run miles and miles every week).
I got a high temperature overnight, and had fatigue/aches for a few days, and if I remember correctly, a slight sore throat. Just like "flu".
yes, I had the pins and needles too on hands and arms. Also, my bones felt like they were being crushed on my back and my arms felt like bowling ballls.... it was unlike anything. I am convinced it is a bio weapon. no joke
I love that there is a way to make those clots disappear! Thank you for such valuable information
Thank you for watching.
I'd like to add that while small clots may dissipate when given heparin, larger clots, & especially large amyloid/fibrin clots will not. Some victims have monstrous amyloid clots, I assume are in the larger veins, & those must be removed surgically if possible. Veins are notoriously fragile, especially the major abdominal ones with large blood flow, & are susceptible to bursting after surgery.
Another slight correction to a previous comment... blood clots lingering in blood vessels will eventually be replaced with scar tissue, the same way that healing occurs on our skin. That scar tissue can permanently obstruct a blood vessel. Fasting will not make scar tissue disappear.
Prior to rhe rollout of treatments, the UK government advertised for tenders to provide anticoagulants ahead of the pandemic, so they absolutely knew that clotting was a problem.
Pfizer has purchased Seagen cancer treatment manufacturer for 43billion dollars.
They wanted to hide their trial data for 75yrs and the FDA backed them up.
Your observation is indeed significant. The UK government's advance solicitation of tenders for anticoagulants prior to the treatment rollout highlights a crucial point: they possessed awareness of clotting issues even before the pandemic emerged. This foresight suggests a proactive recognition of the potential challenges related to clotting.
WOW! UGH!
@@Merogenomics it's so hard to stomach this knowledge.
Dr David Martin was interviewed by Dr Drew on his ch last week.
It's worth a good listen.
He goes back to the anthrax issue as well.
How things were mysteriously approved... ...Before that happened.
Also the interviews Dr Drew just had today.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and your beautiful scenery as you walk.💖
@@Merogenomicsdoesn't that hilight the criminality aspects of the vaccines?
Positive thoughts and prayers continuing
We love your work and explaining this to us. So this sounds like there is hope for our family and friends that are at risk of this. I hope this turns out to be a successful treatment.
Excellent Discussion Once again by Dr Raszek 👍
We all hope for the best. Lets stay soft and kind to those suffering.
@@Merogenomics I can't talk to any of them about what I am learning. When a few of them get sick they do ask for any advice because I do share what I learn without ever mentioning spikes or viruses. We just agree to not mention the why. I have a friend dying right now but I can't offer any of what I learn because denial is to much a part of coping. It is what it is. It really is none of my business.
@@Merogenomicswhat about toward those unleashing additional waves of harm and suffering?
@@matthewbeck5680 cowardly rationalization
The other thing I'm noticing, is red spots on the legs of older people who took it. Looks related. Anyone else seen that?
Did anyone see the trial data saying the spike protein sheds by kissing and so on and so forth.
Hmmm interesting, haven't noticed.
My 80 year old father has had red spots appearing on legs. Twice. His GP could not explain them despite contacting a number of various specialists.
@@privca9037 Thanks. I saw it on more than one person. Wonder what that is? Infection? Micro clotting? Who knows?
@@privca9037hmmm. Someone dear to us (74y/o) also has bleeding purple spots all over her legs and arms.
1) don't get injections of experimental liquids 2) don't turn your back on a bison without brakes
Experimental & unverified liquids. Might as well buy heroin from a stranger on silk Road.
The clotting is due to the spike protein in the jab. End of story
Because we know that 'long covid' is a euphemism
Dr Raszek said that this was prior to the jabs? I'd have to listen again.
Yes, and as a result could be causing the platelets to manufacture too many blood clots.
I've heard this, but then others rebuttal this by saying "so why not the spike protein of the virus?". Why would the spike protein from the vaccine affect the patients differently to that of the actual virus?
@@captaincizI'd say it is in the sheer number differences. Once your cells are turned into spike factories be ause of long enduring RNA that goes to any and all organs of the body due to the LNP.
Thanks for all the information, this is very interesting. It's also very frustrating as over the last nine months since this so-called long covid stuff started, I have seen 8 specialists, my primary care provider 2x and been to the ER twice. The last time I talked to the pulmonologist, she said covid clotting was just a theory, and so our conversation did not go in the direction of treating it. I did however make it to my first appointment with Stanford PASC (Post accute Sequelae Covid)clinic and had my intake exactly a week ago. It is looking like what I have could possibly be chronic fatigue. Anyway, I discussed the fact that the first two weeks after covid when I was in the ER, my d-dimer levels were high. The doctor I saw at this clinic said that wasnt indicative of anything other than maybe some inflammation. After my appointment, I thought that's interesting because my ESR, CRP, and other inflammatory markers are in range or not showing inflammation whereas she says that d-dimer is an indicator of inflammation. Anyway, I don't know what's going on but its looking like doctors don't seem to think that this micro clotting is an issue whereas I feel like it very well could be. I don't know why these doctors insist on things just being theories when there's plenty of papers out there saying otherwise.
What would be the symptoms of somebody with micro clotting due to covid? I'm not talking about pulmonary embolisms, I'm talking about other symptoms as theyve tried to slap the label of fibromyalgia and rheumatoid arthritis on me but I don't fit in those boxes so I am very strongly suspicious it is something else.
Thanks!
Watch episode 8 of spike protein and abnormal clotting on how to measure clotting issues. Also check out just posted article (and follow up videos coming up) on the vagus nerve damage: merogenomics.ca/blog/en/170/Is-it-all-because-of-vagus-nerve-damage
There’s no way in hell they’re willing to potentially uncover the truth, being that an injection THEY gave you is permanently damaging you. Of course they don’t believe it’s serious. I promise you, they’re seeing similar issues a LOT more than you think, so they need to keep playing stupid. They’re not dumb. They know exactly what’s happening and I hope their karma is swift and horrible.
@@NickDoraRaw thank God im unvxd...covid straight up did this to me😔
Go and get a 'live blood analysis' done. Don't let a Dr talk you out of it.
I have researched good things about nattokinase.
My mom had to go to the hospital for her gallbladder when she was sleeping that gave her the shot and the test... I am so ready to sue these mother fers!
wowwww just wow--- without consent? Thats illegal.
@@Merogenomics yes I threw a fit in the hospital and we have to go back there again. So the next time they illegally test her it's probably going to show up positive because they gave her that damn shot,.
I don't know where you are, and I'm so sorry. Informed consent has not been given to anyone. Anywhere!
Wow, that's bad. They've been giving the wrong shots at CVS and walgreens for a few years-no consequences.
You have to be careful and read thoroughly what you sign when being admitted into hospital. They may have disguised the V word as "biologics" or something similar.
Gorgeous bison. Brawn and brains together. Love it.
Thank you! Cheers!
Rolling to coat himself with dirt to help deter biting insects 👍🏻
Cute lil Bison 😮
playing around!😊
Right? Just having fun... until they charge! One time... I was in a canoe and the bison jumped into the lake after us! It was insane! We were nowhere near it either and the bison kept swimming after us! Must be something with that park cuz another time I was canoeing there, we got charged by a group of giant pelicans. Again, we were nowhere near them! :D
Thank you. I am seeking answers regarding my daughter's untimely passing due to pulmonary embolism (PE) and deep vein thrombosis (DVT). She was only 33 years old. 😢
We haven't heard all the bad reports in this stuff yet ..be blessed 🌹
You as well.
In July of 2020 at the age of 51 I suffered a pulmonary embolism & was hospitalised for 5 days. On my discharge summary it says:- "A CTPA was performed which showed bilateral large PEs in all main pulmonary artery branches & a slim saddle PE." I'm now on blood thinners for life. I haven't been ill in over a decade nor have I had the jib jab, but I had become a couch potato & had been smoking about 4 cigarettes a day for the previous 6 years. And I had been spending a lot of time sat in a Stressless chair with my legs propped up on a foot stool. Which would've compressed my calf muscles & caused a DVT, my left calf is still slightly larger to this day. So I would say don't become unfit, smoke, or prop your legs up while sitting like I did.
A rocking chair is good to keep blood moving
@@janeteddddd I'm doing a fair bit of walking now to keep fit, & I gave up smoking 3 months after being hospitalised.
@@nickashton3049 That's a great remedy.
Thank you so much for your research!!!
Please, can you inform us about the effect of graphene oxide in the human body?
It's not that I didn't know that. We, clinicians are seeing this. But the collected evidence always makes our hearts sink. Geeeeezoos!
Thank you for sharing,
Thank you for following our channel. :)
Very good. Thank you.
"just one more vaccine to flatten your pulse
Most people I know (that are still alive) said they will never take another one again.
@@arielparks5495 That's interesting. Most people I know can't get enough boosters. They keep getting the virus.
Not surprising. You can't fix stupid.@@louisejoel
my husband wont listen to me and is wanting flu vaccine after 4 doses of plizfer and getting the flu with the last flu vaccine.
Thank you Dr Raszek, thank you cute bison!
Our pleasure! Canada really is sooo beautiful..
Dziękuję za prawdziwą naukę a nie telewizyjną "trust the science"
Nie ma za co i zapraszam z powrotem! ;)
Thank you, Dr. Have you collaborated with UK John Campbell. The latest information is embalming and finding. Peace ✌️
I was worried the Bison was going to charge you.
Embalmers are finding strange blood clots never seen before coming out of the dead bodies.
Just over whatever variant. This thing had a bizarre effect on my joints for a few days and still does
I also had severeburns on my legs as a child and I could feel pain in those areas. I am not injected.
This is not a flu. This is weird.
It's truly fascinating, isn't it? Across various variants, the impact of this virus seems to take on an unusual dimension. I'm intrigued by your experience with the effects on your joints, lingering for days, and even the reawakening of sensations from past burns on your legs. What's particularly striking is that you haven't been injected, yet you're navigating through these distinct manifestations. It's clear that this is no ordinary flu; there's something uniquely puzzling about these occurrences. The intricacies of how this virus interacts with the body continue to unfold in the most intriguing and sometimes perplexing ways.
@@MerogenomicsAre you concerned about the future of this virus and long terms effects.
@@Merogenomics I am pretty cluued in and myself and family took everything under the sun and still caught delta. Myself and son took a nasal spray that I made and we never lost taste and sense of smell returned around 2 weeks. My wife who didn't use spray lost taste and smell for at least 4 months.
It was only by pure coincidence that I occasionally take antihistamines because I vape like a lunatic and delta felt the same.
We all recovered really quickly taking the antihistamines.
I am doing the same again as this doesn't feel like the actions of a virus.
This feels like an allergic reaction.
5:52 Why did the Bison cross the road?
Haha! To go the udder side! ;)
Do you think that Bromelain and NAC are helpful in ridding of the spike protein in the body?
Good question....i wanna know to, one i love most took it...they made a fool of me
We have a whole video on that in our series, I would take a look at that it may answer a lot of your questions.
can you tell me the date of the clip or the name so I can look at your findings?@@Merogenomics
@@franswensink76I'm sorry to hear that. Check out also : fasting, by Pottengers Human, wrote about it underneath another comment on this talk; and (front line) critical care consultants. They publish protocols for both jabbed and unjabbed. On their website.
was that a yes Dr.?@@Merogenomics
I know two people who got blood clots in their lungs right after the jab
Thank you. This type of clotting has always been common with mast cell disorders (and ME/CFS as you mentioned). I've wondered if it's a trigger for MCAS (Mast Cell Affective Syndrome). When mast cells start degranulating and release hundreds of mediators. One of which is heparin. High levels of it is one aspect to MCAS diagnosis. Interesting that so many with long covid end up with MCAS too, right?
I was tested for this because of sensitivities and hives during but mostly after a virus in 2020. My tryptase was normal but existing mast cells were obviously releasing too much histamine. The treatments that worked were montelukast and inhaled sodium cromoglycate. Corticosteroids and bronchodilators made my situation a lot worse and I actually developed an allergy to corticosteroids and quite severe reflux which resolved on a reflux med. My throat was so red I initially thought it was infection.
Doc you are wearing TULSI MALA ............ Nice !!!!!!
Is the florescence pre existing in the clots, or is it more of a due used to visualize these clots? If a dye, do you know the identification of that dye?
Yay 🎉 8 pm I can do, thanks Mikolaj
Oh, haha, I thought I was doing 7pm for you but I guess you are still one hr ahead of what I calculated ;)
Hi Marie 👋!
@@ruth.greening hello Ruth 😊
@@Merogenomics hi love you and your videos! Do you think there were placebos given out? Lots of people saying this . Your thoughts?
Science does move slowly. The Manhattan project took 3 years with 40's technology and basically starting from scratch - but lots of incentive. The Apollo project took about 8 years with 60's technology and lots of starting from scratch stuff to figure out - but there was lots of incentive to get it done. And one could argue that both of these programs could have been put off a while. This clot thing is beginning to trickle out now after 3 and a half years with the latest technology, lots of opportunity with lots of samples available, lots of literature and knowns on the subject - but no incentive at all. Makes one wonder if science really needs to be that slow during an emergency when we need it the most.
All by design, my dear Watson, by design!
Well said.
In a system of lies, the resistance increases the closer you get to the truth.
D-dimmer factor and v leiden, a in general organism of many apoptosis events, Adipositas, a fully loaded with "stressors" scissors organism!?! Over the time shortened telomeres in general? This is the path. And in which direction is this leading?
Dr. M ; love your work and enjoy watching every video -- and, glad you kept an eye on those big guys behind you :) ... they're way fast than you think they are and they fight dirty!!
Many thanks! We appreciate you : )
Why did the Bison cross the road? Have you covered urticaria yet, there people all around me in Australia with skin issues?
Hahhahahahah thank you for adding a little humor to our chat.
We have not covered that yet, but I'll add it to the Dr. list. Thanks for the suggestion. :)
I mentioned this in a previous comment. Have you noticed it? What sort of skin thing?
As I was walking away from the group of tennis players, that I meet weekly, I noticed red blotches about 1/4" big, on the back of the legs of a jab (injured) person. He told me prior to this, that I shouldn't be allowed out. I didn't ask about his skin. He has a PhD in chemistry. Not common sense!
PS he is Australian.
Yes. Same in NZ.
@@ruth.greening Did they look like insect bites?
Awesome 3 dimentional imagery of that clot.
🤔💭 Self assembling nano particles beyond the blood brain barrier perhaps ? Was the quantity and quality of those particles consistent in all batches from all manufacturing facilities ?
I don't know how good GMP was since it was made all over the world and no one knows where their batch was made.
Are you aware the graphene oxide is now in far more vectors than the shots? Worth a visit to a 'live blood analysis' clinician if you want to know...
Where are you?
thats toooooo close.....be careful...........................
Clots, be careful of that bull behind you.
Are you talking assay tests??
Are the vaccines contributing to these these theories, if so, which vaccines?
I realize that multiple paths lead to these abnormal clot structures. If a person has PF4 antibodies, the heparin therapy might not be recommended? Are PF4 antibodies from spike and from heparin different in epitope or in some way?
Certainly, the emergence of abnormal clot structures underscores the existence of various contributing pathways. In instances where an individual presents PF4 antibodies, the appropriateness of heparin therapy becomes a consideration. A pertinent query arises: Are PF4 antibodies derived from the spike protein distinct in epitope or other aspects compared to those originating from heparin? This differentiation holds implications for tailored treatment approaches.
It would be interesting. to know if there is a spike vs heparin difference in the PF4 antibodies. I will probably read the spike induced PF4 antibody papers in greater detail and see if more has been published. For now, I'm tired.@@Merogenomics
i tired of it all
@@IproCoGo
It's great you're telling us but you really need to be telling and insisting that those in power do something about this threat, existential threat to humanity.
Are you doing that?
Do you actually think anyone will listen? I am not the only one talking about these issues. Everything is always in the power of the massed, if the people ask for the truth, they shall get it.
I can't believe you're filming with a 🦬 in the background. Doc, say it's not so! Hard for me to focus when I'm also concerned about your welfare. I use to worry about you being close to the edge of mountains and hills. That cute bison can run 30 miles an hour, and those horns😮 I will have to get a blindfold, before I can finish watching this video.😂❤
Hahahahahahahahh, i am never alone when filming so don't you worry. :)
But Doc, doesnt Heparin bind with spike? Inactivates it?
Heparin is an anticoagulant medication often used to prevent blood clotting in medical settings. It works by interfering with the clotting process in the blood. While heparin might have some interactions with proteins and molecules in the body, there is no evidence to suggest that heparin specifically binds to the spike protein of a virus, such as the spike protein found on the SARS-CoV-2 virus responsible for COVID-19.
The spike protein of the SARS-CoV-2 virus plays a crucial role in allowing the virus to attach to and enter human cells. However, heparin's primary mechanism of action is related to blood clotting and has no known direct effect on the spike protein of the virus.
Don’t ever turn your back on a bison 😂. Unless you can run 30 mph 😂
yeah... I've been charged once (while being in a canoe!!!) and one warning to about to be charged but I disappeared in the tall grass :D Luckily they are usually super chill. If a predator gets into the park, that's when it gets dicey
What are your thoughts on the new study being discussed that Covid increases your chances of developing diabetes and hypertension? The studied showed the vaccine helps reduce the chances.
Can you share the study please?
@@Merogenomics I just heard some doctors on TH-cam talk about it. I’m not even sure what study it was
I Now label pre-diabetic, never ever before in life & unable to maintain electrolytes, hydration! Liver Iron overload yet after 1.5 yrs. bi-monthly phlebotomy numbers of down & holding, for now, CFS, SIRS, CIRS & Mycotoxins Overload with....!
Prescribed hydration supplement oft: TRIORAL! Functional/ alternative MD. Vax Shedding is real, spouse gone, massive heart attack @ 56 & 32 yrs. of marriage, corporate mandate & believed was keeping elderly mother safe
@@Merogenomicsare vaccinated people contagious sexually doctor
Never walk with Bison even remotely close by especially with your back turned.
QDots & hydrogel, self_assembly nano material has been found in medications such as insulin etc.
What about Calcium supplements?
I found the ingredient PEG in some calcium I bought, but took it back, because I told them, I'm not a daffodil, and don't need antifreeze in my system. 🤣🤣🤣
Guys I had a breakdown in lockdown and needed to get out. I got the jab as my foks were at risk and I needed to get out. Does anyone know what could breakdown spike and help me stave off any negative effects. Ive had my heart checked and it all good
Perhaps you got the placebo? 🙏
Nattokinase, perhaps
I'm sorry to hear that you went through a difficult time during the lockdown. It's commendable that you chose to get vaccinated to protect your loved ones. Always hope for the best.
Check out benefits of fasting, underneath another comment on this talk, and F L: C C C protocols.
Where they vaxed ?
No, this was prior to the epidemic. But it shows you that these unusual clots can be triggered into formation by numerous mechanisms and need greater attention
Bison are very dangerous.
Yes, I had couple hairy situations in my lifetime but I still go to the park to enjoy them
@@Merogenomics I've spent a fair amount of time around them and I don't think people realize how huge they are. I didn't know you had some up there. What Park is that may I ask?
‘Cute’ Bison …..🤣 he is a handsome beast ( as is the good Prof , obvs😌) but ‘cute’? I did chuckle.
Any bison from a distance is cute to me ;) The closer they get, that factor diminishes in a linear fashion
@@Merogenomics 😁 utterly logical, as ever.
( it also gives me hope as I look in the mirror, maybe I’m not doomed to be single if a BiffaloBuffaloBison can be cute ……😌)
After the vaccine.
Okay, all I need is to go into the doctor office and order my bloodwork. A phlebotomist will draw my blood into the appropriate measurements to send to the lab. Expensive shit. So, if I go to the Jewish women's health care office that offers free health care for persons ( women) that do not have any chronic illness and also have currency to pay for the lab work. This is going to be interesting. I could end up in a straight jacket getting rolled down a hallway for electric shock treatment. A physical health examination. Or, I could apply for job that requires a physical examination before hire. Hmm.
Yeah! We already know that you are a kallikantzaroi😁
Can't be! I'm outside all the time :D
@@Merogenomics Yeah! Because during your ongoing crappy bs virus agenda you operate all year round outside! Your boss ordered and allowed you to do so!😁
I wish I could send you a pic of my friend’s husbands clot! I was there when doc came out. The doc said ‘it’s nothing I have ever seen in my career, very large!” Then when we asked about how large he stopped responding so freely.
We were lucky enough to get a picture of the clot on a paper that showed the heart and lungs and how the clot was oriented. 🥲HUGE is not enough! Over heart a little into then down into both lungs like snakes! The doc said it was a “miracle” he was alive. So there ya go!
Usually great information. Can you please stay on point. Wildlife nice .this isnt the place
Honestly, if you can not find space for a little laugh when on a journey with us, and are unable to say anything nice, please unfollow us. We do not need criticism of what and how we are doing things. We are still trying to enjoy life. If our info delivery style is not for you, we are happy to part ways.
Are you ok? W@nt to talk about it? There is so much oppressing us at every turn. But there is hope. Can you find it?
Yes it is - it illustrates the gentleness & good heart of the person we are learning from - so relax & don't be so easily irritated - it's all with good intention, Dad